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19 Music Conferences Ranked: Worth the Cost or a Waste of Time?
Maybe for many, the idea of spending thousands of dollars to schlep through airports and hotels for several days, only to end up with a handful of cards/CDs from people in the music business that they will never remember, is dumb. Or maybe it's worth every dollar and minute you can spare. They say you have ...
100 Answers to 50 Questions on the Music Business
Tweet 100 Answers to 50 Questions on the Music Business is truly the first book for every music business professional, established or aspiring. The guide book is structured to take you from garage to Grammy. Each section addresses the issues and challenges faced in the five basic phases of every recording career. (Including: I Just Joined a ...
Torrentfreak Apologizes to Music Expert Avalon, but Disses Indie Artists
TorrentFreak issued an apology— sort of. The P2P site keeps picking a fight with a leading music expert. But why? Their readers don't respect words like “expert" anymore than they do words like, “intellectual property." Meanwhile TorrentFreak and their readers seem to think that Indie labels and their artists are insignificant when it comes to who ...
Torrentfreak Face the Music: Grooveshark is Doomed
About two weeks back my article on which P2P sites would be affected if Congress takes makes illegal streaming a felony, caught the attention of TorrentFreak.com. And why not. They made my list of sites that would have to radically alter their content and advertisers if such a law went in effect. Well, Ernesto, the lead ...
Capitol Records Building Goes Condo - Citibank Cuts EMI Losses
With CitiBank looking to recover loses from the loans made to major record label, Capitol/EMI, it seems a Hollywood landmark may be sold for scrap. April 1st, 2011, Los Angeles. In a surprise move yesterday CitiBank, who is in receivership of EMI/Capitol Records, after its parent company Terra Firma defaulted on their loans earlier this year, ...
Music, the Man and the P2P Rebellion: Are Copyrights the Vietnam of Today's Youth?
Where once pop music was the soundtrack of the revolution, now it's the revolution's object. Clearly this is not your daddy's sit-in. But today's youth may be in for a rude awakening when they realize what they are really rebelling against— their own freedom. I grew up in the aftermath of the “hippie" era; the one ...
Who Will Be Shut Down if P2P Becomes a Felony
Sites that will be shutting down if P2P becomes a Felony The sites below offer software or procedural instructions on sharing music without direct permission of the music copyright holders. The Fed has announced that soon the “Virginina Brodcasting Law" unauthorized streaming of music" will be a felony.Once this happens, these sites will either shut down ...
Obama Issues Crackdown on Illegal Streaming: Is It the End of Internet Piracy?
What Really Happens if the Fed Makes Peer-to-Peer a Crime? It seems like the Fed is ready to level the playing field between America's newest major industry—Internet technology and one of its oldest—intellectual property, as Obama sets to put an end to piracy and torrent “streaming" of music. Here's one story you won't see going viral ...
Will the Once Immortal Warner Sell to Their Mortal Enemy?
Napster founder Sean Parker is bidding on the music giant. Tech-blogs have used the word “irony." But they may have it backwards. They think that this would be a victory for Parker, when it will more likely be his undoing. There is no doubt in my mind that Warner would sell to Napster founder, Sean Parker's ...
Would You Buy Warner Now if You Could?
Between Warner and EMI on the selling block you're about to see several billion more dollars injected into our supposedly diminishing industry. An opportunity for anyone to make money with music in the next few months is upon us. Do you know the best part of having integrity? You don't have to back-peddle when your hidden ...
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